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Slow20

Extra Thick

20 mm terracotta-look porcelain stoneware for warm outdoor spaces

With Slow20, the warmth of traditional terracotta moves outdoors in a surface designed for welcoming, durable exterior spaces. This 20 mm porcelain stoneware collection comes in the 80x80 size and in the Sabbia, Cotto, Calce, and Coccio colors. Tecnico technology strengthens its performance and ensures reliability in outdoor use. Resistance, durability, visual continuity, and lasting appeal accompany paths, terraces, and outdoor areas with a natural character.
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Premium Technology and Technical Features

Logo High Performance

High Performance

More details
Marazzi Ingelivo

Frost proof

Marazzi Abrasione Profonda

Resistance deep abrasion

Certifications

ISO 14001

ISO 14001

ISO 9001

ISO 9001

Green Building Council

Green Building Council

GPP

GPP

EPD Italy

EPD Italy

ISO 17889-1

ISO 17889-1

Greenguard Certification

Greenguard Certification

LEED Credits

LEED Credits

QBUPEC F+

QBUPEC F+

FDES

FDES

Declare

Declare

HPD

HPD

CCC

CCC

CE 001MRZI

CE 001MRZI

UKCA 001MRZUK

UKCA 001MRZUK

SASO

SASO

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